...Earl E. Muntz Copyright © 1933 by Duke University Press 1933 WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH OUR SAVINGS? EARL E. MUNTZ THE world has been passing through one of the more or less regular economic cataclysms characteristic of mod­ ern history. We speak of these economic debacles as pha of the business...

...William S. Jenkins; Charles S. James, Jr. Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 SHALL THE PEOPLE ELECT THE PRESIDENT? WILLIAM S. JENKINS and CHARLES S. JAMES, JR. IF RATIFIED, the proposed Twenty-second Amendment to the Federal Constitution will shackle the free choice by the people...

..., we shall see how they were decisive for understanding how something like this was possible. © 2012 Duke University Press 2012 A G A I N S T the D A Y Raúl Sánchez Cedillo 15M: Something Constituent This Way Comes Any attempt to understand...

... addresses Augustine's preoccupation in the Confessions with the relationship between language and thought, between the technical “death,” or “dying,” of language. In Augustine's Confessions considerable heft is assigned to the word and, in key moments, to the syllable, and this essay traces, shall we say...

... as the shrinking of the environment, and its readily available affordances. But, as I shall also argue, precisely at such moments of shrinking, something else happens. When the environment is narrowed down in its offerings, I propose that it is the creative space of performance (on or offstage) that opens up...

..., whether that nomination be made by a convention or by direct vote. This fact has become recognized as one of the most im­ portant elements in our political machinery, to such an extent that a large number of States have enacted laws which provide that the primary shall be conducted substantially...

... diffusion of education and intelligence among the people is the surest guarantee of the enhancement, increase, purity and preservation of the great principles of republican liberty; therefore it shall be the duty of the general assemblies, in all future periods of this common­ wealth, to establish, provide...

... yields him not wealth alone; it exalts him and calls him great and honored and noble. We shall accept these conditions and, if you agree with me, we shall call them good. For in this way civilization has been more nearly completed; its limitations have been widened, and trained intelligence has been made...

... yields him not wealth alone; it exalts him and calls him great and honored and noble. We shall accept these conditions and, if you agree with me, we shall call them good. For in this way civilization has been more nearly completed; its limitations have been widened, and trained intelligence has been made...

... Garnett, and J. H. Taylor and have drawn freely from their admirable exposition of the act. National Insurance in England 225 be left for future consideration. It is as a proposed scheme for dealing with certain social problems that we shall describe the general provisions of the act and consider them...

... to the Dickinson plan and to the plan as finally adopted prior to its sub­ mission to the state legislatures. Proposed Amendments Articles of Confederation 299 that in determining questions Rhode Island, Delaware and Georgia shall have one vote, and every other state shall have one vote for every fifty thousand...

... no conscious effort to be dull! Before taking up the several statutes in detail, let us note in a general way the provisions as to the conduct of elections which are to be found in earlier American laws, and which are still pre­ served in those of North and South Carolina. By so doing we shall avoid wasting...

... and mathematics stand to each other. I shall have something to say about the psychology of philosophers and something to say on systematic questions. One of the peculi­ arities of philosophy is that it is sometimes neither easy nor wise to try to separate the two. I may say at once that the mutual influence...

.... What shall we do with it? There is but one answer: Resume self-ownership! If neces­ sary, throw over so-called fame, wealth, ease, and distinction, and count them but dross for the content and gladness of being your own man. Revise, re-define, reassert self-ownership. The supreme question for mankind...

... of the right shall never be regarded as an unfriendly act. Good offices and mediation have exclusively the *Holls: The Peace Conference at the Hague: (The Macmillan Co., 1900.) A. general reference is here made to this work, which is the recognized authority, a veritable Madison s Journal. The Hague Court. 127...

... awaits us for aye Glory that never is dim, shining on with light never ending, Glory that never shall fade, never, O, never away! Not to the shades shall the youth descend, who for country hath perished; Hebe awaits him in heaven, welcomes him there with her smile; There, at the banquet divine...

... niches which Virginia shall not hesitate to fill, in that day when our children shall build up the tombs of the prophets whom their fathers slew. Jackson, too, for whom this cannon booms, practiced here on her soil his eternal attitude, and did not die before the study was com­ plete. Napoleon, in front...

... of $220,000,000,000. If the eminent authority from whom this stupendous esti­ mate is quoted has exaggerated our wealth, we shall not have been seriously misled, since the absolute statistics are less vital to our present discussion than those which show our wealth as compared with that of other nations approxi­...

... to determine, after full consideration, whether the recently enacted law shall stand or fall. Federal Initiative and Referendum 353 So the initiative and the referendum, each within its own sphere, is an effective (qualified) veto or negative, and a very real pro­ tection to the aggrieved minority...

..., inquire into and report upon the propriety of establishing such a system of public 2 Eckenrode, The Political History of Virginia during the Reconstruction; Rich­ mond Dispatch, April 10, 1868. 28 The South Atlantic Quarterly schools as shall secure to the youth of Virginia, of all classes, the advantages...